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Half of Gen Z (up to 30 years old) would like a Dictatorship
A new study
was debated on LBC Live It comes out on Thursday LT No Parliament The BBC Parliament Ch can become Dictatorship Broadcasts Ch Army in Charge they are above the Police Now the Perfect Leader I think LT can post that. It would shake up the UK for Sure |
Bloody hell, that's worrying
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LBC said it was a shock |
Tbh, the majority of them probably think a dictator is a funny shaped potatoe.
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it's because it has become more and more difficult for people to think for themselves. Having a dictator is the easier option, it involves zero thought
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No, they do not want a Parliament They want One Leader in Charge. Also they are happy for the Army to take control. They want to go to work and come home and have No MP's Slowing their lives down |
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Yes Great Points |
No More Voting
These Future Youngters would love this easy option |
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No LT
He can not be the Leader |
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No, they would like someone like Farage They want Parliament to go At Last, the 3rd Runway would be built. |
Then we must appoint Rupert Lowe
https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/i...n6Ue42Gz4mrQjA and start the mass deportations using the army |
I wonder what selection of questions were asked to lead to that conclusion. I can't see many people outright admitting to that viewpoint.
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Again a link and context would be good here: how concerning this is depends on how the question was phrased. If such a thing as a truly benevolent dictatorship was possible, then it could be a fairly efficient form of government. Such a thing doesn't exist - but if the question was framed as, "if such a thing was possible", then vs. the current democratic system we have I can see why it seems tempting.
The issue with democracy is that you have to believe that a controlling majority (and not even necessarily an overall majority, just the largest group by numbers) will have the best interests of the whole population at heart. We're increasingly discovering that that just isn't the case. Would I rather have a fair, reasonable intelligent dictator in charge of the UK than Tommy Robbo and Katie Hopkins, if I believed that the majority of the population were going to vote them into power? 100% yes, absolutely. And that's without taking the increasing risk of election manipulation via algoritm/propaganda into account - which is only going to get worse with AI. |
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They are the Forgotten people but they are media savvy, switched-on and smart. The report is to be published this Thursday. |
[Again a link and context would be good here]
Sorry SB the Times Paper you have to pay to view. A link should be soon. |
[And that's without taking the increasing risk of election manipulation
via algoritm/propaganda into account - which is only going to get worse with AI.] Yes SB, that's a good reason to go for One Leader & Army in Control. |
Rupert Lowe MP
no LT he would prefer his leader to take the Job, |
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This why we should get these young louts into the army for 4 years national service
no exceptions |
More than half of people aged between 13 and 27 said they believe ‘the UK would be a better place if a strong leader was in charge who does not have to bother with parliament and elections,’ according to The Times.
A third agree the country would be better off ‘if the army was in charge’. And almost half think that ‘the entire way our society is organised must be radically changed through revolution’. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world...e4657a971&ei=8 Think they need to step back from Netflix and Social Media and embrace a bit of reality |
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